Maths
Today we are learning to add mixed numbers and fractions by using two methods to add mixed fractions where the fractional answer is greater than 1.
Have a look at the Discover problem and the different methods you can use on the Share document below.
Think together
Independent tasks
When you have finished, remember to use TTRS and practise your times tables for your country or county on your times tables trek.
- NSPCC Number Day (Mufti with a number!) 7th May 2021
- Class Photographs 11th May 2021
- Half Term 28th May 2021
- Return from Half Term 8th June 2021
- Earhart: 329
- Attenborough: 290
- Lovelace: 366
- Pankhurst: 386
- Parks: 274
- Owens:
- Goodall: 323
- Gandhi: 280
- Frank: 341
- Hawking: 376
- Ali: 581
- Thunberg: 359
- Luther-King: 357
- Kahlo: 259